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Men's Auto Gloves A State Fair Az Iz a State Fair. State Fair Oct. 11 to 20. PITTSBURG AGAIN Loveman, Joseph & Loeb Loveman, Joseph & Loeb. Loveman, Joseph & Loeb. Loveman, Joseph & Loeb I ¥ ri THE j i5LJl SATURDAY EVENING POST DEFEATS TIGERS This Week Arc Advertised Adams Outpitches Summers In F»r Men’s Auto Gloves Stein-Bloch Hard Fought Centest Clothes $1.50 to $4.00 ii THREE HOME RUNS SCORED T1MEN Automobile Gloves can pay or We are glad we are the only Auto wanting really good $i.£o | Cobb and Wagner Fail to Star In llr J. or to and fine Calf or with concern here selling such good Any $2.00 up $4.00 get Buck, long 1 “Stein-Bloch” start- Way—Clarke’s Home Run Set- clothes. These ^uto are made so fit the hand like a tles Game in Favor of gauntlets. gloves they j ed 54 years ago—the same year the Pirates. dress too—and the seams are as smooth as can I Blanch’s opened their “Fair & R/S0D glove just be. • business. i — Square” clothing Can’t hardly feel them at all. (ist Fioor> Rear. | And today—one making, the j Pittsburg, October 13.—Pittsburg took the lead In the battle now other clothes they each great being selling, I waged for the world’s baseball champion- stand pre-eminent. ship by defeating Detroit in the fifth Auto Now 1st Floor § game of the series at Forbes Field to- And Supplies “Stein-Bloch” suits and day. This gives the National league overcoats (which includes top champions three victories to two for the We had to move the Automobile Supplies from the second winners of the American league pennant. | & coats) are $20 to rainproof The scene will shift to Detroit again to- wir floor down to the first. So there’s no elevator to wait $45. morrow, where the sixth, and possibly for—just | the last game of the series will be played. walk back. man VVOIlien We cannot see how any By winnig tomorrow, Pittsburg will straight can fnrther postpone looking clinch the world’s championship, but if We sell lots of winter Auto Caps how—to men who take at Fall and Winter clothes. Detroit wins the series will be tied again and a seventh will be and steam game necessary. cool often. $1.00 to Furnaces, grates Despite its announcement that it would spins quite $2.00. heaters are working. meet In Detroit tomorrow to decide wheie Don’t wait till you catch 1 the seventh game is to be played, the Ont o[ commtsison met and decided to Fur Auto Coats cold. today play the crucial game, if it 1b needed, in De- Town Auto troit. Garry Herrman flipped a coin and We have into stocks some new Fur Auto Overcoats— President B. B. Johnson of the American just put to Our & Welcome won and Detroit. Welcome City league chose Peopie S warm like have in the cold countries. The game today was played with the great, things they really to Blach’s mercury hovering between 36 and 40 de- Head- so and .that make one look like Pole-finder grees above zero. A chilling wind from They’re big Furry they | the but Visitors to the Boads convention & to the State Fair the southwest swept across field, Cook’ a11 bundled and Good the immense grandstand protected the up. $125.00 down. (Fur store, 2nd Floor.) E if see We quarters •will not see Birmingham they don’t Blach’s. give great majority of the spectators. hint for there is to see at Blach’s. AUTO ROBES—Showing now large lines of Auto i you this friendly plenty Big Crowd Present. During Laprobes. (First Floor.) Magnificent store—remarkably large, new stocks. No ob- Despite the untoward condition, 21,706 ligation to buy when you come in to accept our hospitality, but persons saw the game and the receipts were $32,173. Of this sum the National we know you cannot forget such an assemblage of men’s & j commission receives $3217.30 and each Boys’ apparel and Women’s stockings and handkerchiefs. club owner $14,477.85. The players no It’s a rare chance to advertise as well as extend courtesies longer share in the receipts, as the first four their limit. ih comforts to you & we believe in advertising. games |is certainly This makes the receipts for the five a store and dollar’s worth for cash. Such big, busy every games $156,108, and the total attendance I- _ was 117,347. Each club owmer now has received $36,786.16 and the National com- riarity filed to Clarke, and T. Jones mission $15,610.80. popped an easy foul to Absteln. A home run by Manager Clarke, which Pittsburg broke the tie in the seventh. Holvard To Normal in front of After Adams struck out, Byrne singled Proposes rne and Beach Defeat scored Bj him, to left and went to third on Leach’s hit turned the tide of victory to Pittsburg to the same place. Clarke's home run i in seventh after Detroit had ; the inning, accounted for three scores. Wagner was On West End Gridiron at 3 to 3 two in in the back but as soon as he reached Triday the score hit Afternoon tied by scoring the sixth. first base he forgot all about his pain and stole second, and then third, scoring Detroit had two home runs to its credit, on Schmidt's high throw. That gave but neither came with anyone on base. D. Pittsburg four runs and enough to make J Jones, the first man up in the first Inning, victory certain. Detroit scored In the on Craw- Jilt the ball Into the enclosure which had eighth | ford’s home run. been built around the outfield for the Bureau. Wilson opened Pittsburg’s eighth with Members FARE-REBATE overflow. There was no overflow from the a double between D. Jones and Craw- ! j the lost sun. permanent stands and It appeared easy to ford, which former In the Wilson scored on Gibson's single to right. hit the ball over the low fence. Sain Gibson stole second, but was caught try- Crawford made the other Detroit homo ing to steal third. Schmidt to Mo- SPEAKER IS AGAIN run in the eighth. Crawford’s home run riarity. SCHOOL WHS I nearly deprived Pittsburg of the services The Score. HIGH ! AB. R. H. PO. A. E. uf the brilliant Tommy Beach. Beach gave Pittsburg— 2 1 3 n chase to Crawford’s long hit and while Byrne, 3b. 5 2 STAR OF THE GAME Leach, cf. 4 1 2 3 0 0 running backwards at a good clip struck Clarke, If. 2 2 2 2 0 0 the low fence. The of GUI impact his body* ss.2 1 1 1 2 2 ITS FIRST Wagner, smashed the boards and he shot over the 2b 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 Boston. October 13.—The Boston Amer- j Miller, 1 fence head first, and turned a complete Absteln, lb. 3 0 0 11 0 0 icans shut out the New York j Nationals rf.4 1 1 1 0 < somersault. A groan went up from the Wilson, Of U. H. S. In the fourth game of the post-season Gibson, c.4 1 2 8 0 fl Take Measure By crowd as it apepared as if it were im- series here today. 2 to 0. Collins, a Adams, p.3 0 0 0 1 0 possible fo rthe little centerfle-lder to es- youngster, outpltched the veteran, Ma- 23 ToO possible for the little centerfielder to es- thewson, holding the visitors to four Totals. 30 8 10 27 7 2 to his in the scattered hits. turned place field, apparent- none the worse for his Detroit— AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Speaker was again the star of the ly spectacular T>. .1 ones. If. ... i 1 1 3 0 0 STAR His hits resulted In both mishap. ZIELMINSKI PROVES game. rujis. Bush, ss. 3 0 0 1 4 0 Great Work of Adams. | In the ninth he also saved two hits by Cobb, rf.4 1 1 0 0 0 Charles the capturing long flies after hard running. Adams, phenomenal young- Crawford, cf. 4 3 2 1 0 0r' ster of the Pittsburg team, achieved the I Men Show Doyle, Brldwell and McConnell carried Delehanty, 2b. 4 0 0 1 1 0 Birmingham High School high distinction of being the only pitcher off the Moriarity, 3b. ... 4 0 0 1 3 (7 I fielding honors. to win twice in the series to- Total by annexing T. Jones, lb.4 0 1 11 0 0 Some Fine Work and Score The attendance was 6240, with $£328 in game. Adams outpitched day’s clearly Stallage, c. 2 0 0 3 1 ft gross receipts. Of that amount who worked the first seven in- of Four Touchdowns—Goal $232 goes Summers, •McIntyre 1 0 0 0 0 0 Reading from left to right: Front row—Blount, half; Hughes, end; Hudnall, end; Williams, quarter; to the National nings for Detroit, but he was lucky In commission, $838 to the Schmidt, c. 1 0 0 3 1 1 Brittonell, guard; Brewer, guard; Dr. Longwell, coach; Westmoreland, tackle; Hollingsworth, half: W. But Once in Danger. owners and Is having the team behind him hitting, as h9 $1,267 divided among the Summers, p.3 ft 0 0 1 ft end and Second center; allowed the losers four runs.
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